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Nana's No Gluten Chocolate Crunch Cookie


frogrun

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I just shared one of Nana's No Gluten Chocolate Crunch Cookies with a co-worker (she can't eat gluten either) and we both had a gluten reaction. Has anyone else had this problem? In fact, we both had the exact same reaction to it...hand irritation, itchies, headache, dizziness, etc.


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My kids have eaten them on occasion with no issue.

daphniela Explorer

Maybe it's a reaction to chocolate or other ingredient?

climbmtwhitney Apprentice

Possibly. I know that doesn't help much. Sorry. Early on in the diet last year someone gave us them for my daughter & I to enjoy. We both had a bad reaction 1/2 a day later, but it could have been something else since we were newbies. However, having said that, I've never felt comfortable buying them again.

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No, but doesn't the label say something like "may contain" or "processed in a facility that" or "shared lines" or something similar? Been a while since I bought any. Daughter hated them.

ETA: According to their website they are on shared lines with nuts. But... I also see that they make some wheat free products.

Hmmm... And they make stuff with wheat.

frogrun Apprentice

I sent the company an e-mail and received a call from the owner. She is going to send me some samples of some of the other products. She also walked me through their process and there really shouldn

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